What is the Age Requirement to Use Google Play?

Discover the age restriction for creating a Google Play account and learn about content ratings.

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Yes, there is an age restriction on Google Play. Google Play requires users to be at least 13 years old to create an account. Additionally, some apps and content may have higher age requirements based on their ratings.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can children under 13 use Google Play? Children under 13 cannot create their own Google Play account, but they may use a family group account with parental consent.
  2. What happens if I try to access age-restricted content on Google Play? If you're below the required age, you may be blocked from accessing certain apps or content that have age restrictions.
  3. How can parents manage their children's Google Play accounts? Parents can set up Family Link to manage their children's Google Play accounts, including app approvals and restrictions.
  4. Are there any exceptions to Google Play's age restriction? While the base age requirement is 13, specific apps may have their own age restrictions based on content ratings.

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